A Dragon of Black Glass

Moonfall, Book 3

De: James Rollins

Narrado por: Nicola Barber

The third and penultimate audiobook in the New York Times bestselling Moonfall series from thriller-master James Rollins, A Dragon of Black Glass is a tale of relentless adventure and the struggle for survival in a harsh world that hangs by a thread.

What will they risk to save the world?

With the apocalyptic threat of moonfall looming ever closer, Nyx and her allies must venture into the eternally sunblasted lands to search for an ancient weapon buried untold millennia ago. All the while, enemies close upon her flanks, and a greater danger lurks ahead. For beneath a desert turned to glass, hidden from the scorching heat, life thrives—both wondrous and monstrous. But a more fearsome menace lies even deeper, where an ancient army has been seeded to protect a secret from any who dare seek it out.

Yet, can Nyx truly trust those at her side? Or even herself? For while her gifts grow ever stronger, so does the danger of losing herself to a dark madness. Worst yet, the same afflicts Bashaliia, her winged and bonded brother.

Elsewhere, a looming war explodes across the Crown, forging new alliances and greater enmities, as lands around the globe are drawn into fiery conflict. Prince Kanthe—now consort to the newly crowned Empress of the Southern Klashe—recognizes a hard truth: to save the world, he must destroy all that he once loved.

Beyond such struggles, a new cunning peril smolders at the heart of a kingdom. Hidden in the Shrivenkeep of the Iflelen, an ancient bronze weapon has been awoken. Fed by blood, fueled by hatred, it has only one purpose: to end all life on Urth.

But in this goal, will Nyx prove to be its ally or foe?

The Moonfall Series:

The Starless Crown

The Cradle of Ice

A Dragon of Black Glass

Book Four

A Macmillan Audio production from Tor Books.

©2025 James Rollins (P)2025 Macmillan Audio

Reseñas de la Crítica

"Fantastic... Volume four can’t come soon enough."—Booklist

"The fast pace of its action sequences will keep epic fantasy readers engaged."—Library Journal

Repetitive and trite

Spends a good portion of the book going back over material happening earlier in the book. Must have used the phrase “come back to me” at least a dozen times. Wondering if it’s AI generated in part. Too bad Rollins has his name associated with it. Pretty sure the woman wrote it. Can’t say I’m looking forward to book 5

finding history

A Dragon of Black Glass (Moonfall, #3)
by James Rollins
A thrilling venture of loss, conquest and finding your own place. The phenomenal power given a young girl trying to solve the worlds problems. With moonfall coming close to the brink, the dying world has more to loose. The people are influenced by manipulation, and bent on their own destruction.
The characters have levels they do not even know. Each finding hard choices and hard truths. What we sacrifice for the world may just be what little that needs to be saved.

Great read

Always love James Rollins. Can’t wait for the next book!! Highly recommend this and all books by this Author!!

James Rollins rules

Great narrator and this well thought out fantasy world continues splendidly. Enjoyed all of this series so far and the new one is no different. 5 forks

One of my favs

I have read the other books many times over. And this will be added to it. I travel a lot and listen to audio books. I will listen to these over again. I love James and his books. I just hope this story continues, cuz there is so much left unsaid!!!!

Further development, continued excitement

I liked this one better than the second book because the narrator slowed down a little. The intensity didn’t diminish. Instead I was more drawn in because it was was to follow

I was ver confused by this third book

To many names, to many species, to much to remember from the previous books. 1st book was great , second not so good and this one was so confusing

Too many characters and too complicated

This is a outstanding story for a person that loves many different storylines, complicated characters terms you’ve never heard land of never experienced. I thought this was me. However, there was simply too much. Trying to understand the definition of something when there’s so many different things to find I lost track. You start to lose track of all of the names which are so different of the characters that are interacting that you come back to Chapters later. I prefer easier to digest books. If you like Diep books, intricate plots, complicated characters such as JRR Martin books you would love this. For me I’m done.